EX Everton hero respond to joining Everton after formal talk with David Moyes, he has made his decision and the fans are excited

Everton Set for Emotional Reunion: Tim Cahill Poised to Return After Key Talks with David Moyes

Everton Football Club is on the verge of an exciting homecoming, with club legend Tim Cahill in advanced discussions to rejoin the Toffees in a coaching capacity, following direct talks with manager David Moyes.

Since Moyes’ dramatic return to Goodison Park in January 2025 on a two-and-a-half-year deal, the Scot has steadily transformed the team’s fortunes. The club has climbed the Premier League table, showing signs of the resilience and organisation that defined his first hugely successful 11-year spell from 2002 to 2013. High-profile additions like Jack Grealish on loan have injected flair, while young talents have flourished under his guidance.

Now, Moyes is turning to a familiar face to further embed Everton’s identity. Sources close to the club reveal that the 62-year-old manager personally reached out to Cahill, his former midfield dynamo, to discuss a return. The Australian icon, who netted 68 goals in 278 appearances for Everton and became synonymous with dramatic headers and corner-flag boxing celebrations, is understood to be enthusiastic about the opportunity.

Cahill, now 46, has remained a vocal supporter of the Blues and recently praised Moyes’ reappointment as perfect for the club. With experience in coaching and youth development abroad, he is seen as ideal to mentor the current squad, particularly in attacking areas where his timing and tenacity made him a standout.

The move would provide an emotional boost for fans during Goodison Park’s farewell season, evoking memories of the glory days when Moyes and Cahill consistently punched above Everton’s weight, finishing in the top six multiple times and reaching the 2009 FA Cup final.

While not a playing return, Cahill’s involvement on the staff would reinforce the club’s heritage as it transitions to the new era at Bramley-Moore Dock. Moyes has emphasised building on Everton’s core values, and reuniting with one of his most trusted lieutenants fits perfectly.

An official announcement is expected soon, potentially ahead of the busy festive fixture schedule. Evertonians will hope this is the first of several nods to the club’s storied past as Moyes continues his revival project.